Evolve Psychology Services Ltd

13/03/2026

"If you are an individual questioning whether you are neurodivergent or a parent wondering if this explains some of your child’s behaviours, you might be exploring how to access an assessment for autism and/or ADHD and what the assessment would involve.
So, here is our guide to the diagnostic assessment process.

There are two main routes to assessment with Evolve
Right to Choose, via the NHS
Privately funded"

🔗 You can read our full blog 'The diagnostic assessment process: a step-by-step guide to the assessment journey with Evolve' on our resource hub now - https://evolvepsychology.com/resources/autism/the-diagnostic-assessment-process

09/03/2026

'Cherrida Crew, team lead for specific learning difficulties at Evolve, says: ‘Dyslexia is not linked to intelligence, and occurs across a range of abilities, but early recognition leads to swifter intervention and more positive outcomes. Importantly, there are steps that both adults and children can take so that spelling, reading, writing and processing becomes easier. This includes calling on assistive technology to help them overcome the barriers of dyslexia,’'

Read more at: link.edgepilot.com/s/409ddc07/b_tfltB4iUSAG1dwxQhiuA?u=https://www.rightstartonline.co.uk/news/flagging-up-dyslexia

08/03/2026

International Women’s Day - wishing for greater parity for neurodivergent women

As well as being a moment to celebrate women’s achievements, International Women’s Day (8 March 2026) is also a time to reflect on gender disparity.

This is stark within the area of neurodivergency. Autism and ADHD in women are so often missed, due to the way identifying and supporting neurodivergent people is dominated by the “male template,” when these conditions show up quite differently in females.

You can read our full blog: ‘International Women’s Day - our wish is for greater parity for neurodivergent women’ on our resource hub now - https://evolvepsychology.com/resources/autism/internationalwomensday

06/03/2026

We're at today for our annual UK conference!

It's great to see so many of our colleagues come together to talk about all things Evolve 💚

Today we'll be doing some team training, discussing what is to come in 2026 at Evolve Psychology and with and networking with our colleagues 🤝

06/03/2026

If school has started raising concerns - or meetings are becoming more frequent - you’re not alone. Many parents come to us feeling worried, frustrated, and under pressure to act, often without clear guidance on what will actually help.
Understanding what’s happening can make it easier to advocate for your child and move forward with confidence.

What can help when things feel urgent?

💬 Clear, documented communication with school
📝 Evidence that explains why your child is struggling
🤝 Professional insight schools can act on
🌱 A strengths-based understanding of your child, not blame

Taking steps to gain clarity can help stabilise the situation and support more constructive conversations with school.
If you’re being asked to act - or things feel like they’re escalating - a specialist assessment can provide the clarity and direction schools need.

04/03/2026

We asked our colleagues at Evolve, to tell us about a moment when they realised they chose the right profession, and have been truly inspired by their responses. 💚

We're proud to have a diverse workforce of people from different backgrounds and who all bring varied knowledge and expertise to their role. It's vital that every individual at Evolve is passionate about their job. If you want a role you can help others to develop, become more self-assured and empowered, working with Evolve might just be for you!

Thank you to Rachel for sharing her story! ☺️

See the vacancies we currently have available in the UK & Ireland via our website:
https://evolvepsychology.com/vacancies🔗
https://evolvepsychology.ie/vacancies 🔗

03/03/2026

We wanted to share a little about what dyscalculia is, some early signs to look out for, and what you can do if your child seems anxious around maths. 🔢

Dyscalculia is sometimes described as the “numbers version” of dyslexia. It affects a person’s ability to understand and work with number-based concepts.

Around 3–7% of children are thought to have dyscalculia, and it affects boys and girls equally. Like dyslexia, it isn’t something children “grow out of” - but recognising it early can make a significant difference. With the right support, children can develop strategies that help them feel more confident in school and everyday life. ☺️

Early signs might include:
• Difficulty understanding quantities
• Struggling to recognise number symbols
• Challenges memorising times tables
• Difficulty telling the time
• Problems estimating time or distance
• Finding patterns, routines, navigation or direction confusing

Some children may show anxiety around maths, avoid number-based tasks, or seem unexpectedly behind in maths compared to other subjects.

It can be difficult to know whether this is a general dislike of maths or a specific learning difficulty. If you’re unsure, it can help to:
• Monitor their progress in maths at school
• Speak with their teacher about how they’re coping
• Ask whether they can recall times tables or estimate time and distance
• Talk to your child about how maths makes them feel
• Notice at home whether they avoid number-based activities

These observations can provide helpful background information if you later decide to explore assessment.
Early recognition gives children the best opportunity to thrive. If you’ve noticed possible signs of dyscalculia, or school has raised concerns, a screening can provide an indication of risk. A screening is brief and does not diagnose. A full diagnostic assessment is more in-depth and provides detailed insight into strengths and challenges. 💪

If you’d like to book a screening for dyscalculia, you can do this via the link https://evolvepsychology.com/services/dyslexia-dyscalculia-assessments/dyscalculia

02/03/2026

Did you know Neurodiversity celebration week is coming up this month? We have lived experience, a Q&A with our clinicians, and more on Evolve Psychology...

On Evolve Skills Academy we will also be providing businesses, schools and individuals free resources to learn more about neurodiversity, test your knowledge and celebrate diverse minds with us! Follow us to stay in the loop!

23/02/2026

We asked our colleagues at Evolve, to tell us about a moment when they realised they chose the right profession, and have been truly inspired by their responses. 💚

We're proud to have a diverse workforce of people from different backgrounds and who all bring varied knowledge and expertise to their role. It's vital that every individual at Evolve is passionate about their job. If you want a role you can help others to develop, become more self-assured and empowered, working with Evolve might just be for you!

Thank you to Sally for sharing her story! ☺️

See the vacancies we currently have available in the UK & Ireland at www.evolvepsychology.com/vacancies / https://evolvepsychology.ie/vacancies

17/02/2026

When things are moving quickly at school, clarity and clinically grounded pathways can help families feel more confident about the next step - without cutting corners.

To book an ADHD assessment for your child today visit https://evolvepsychology.com/services/adhd/for-children

16/02/2026

🎉 WE'RE LIVE 🎉

💬Who can have a dyscalculia assessment?
We currently offer these assessments to children and adults through a private pathway - go to our website for how to access this

🎉To mark the launch of our dyscalculia assessment service on 16th February, we’re offering £50 off any assessment across our SpLD services until 31st March*

*Use the code: EVOLVEDYS50
Assessments are available: online & in Exeter!

🔗 Begin your assessment journey here: https://evolvepsychology.com/private-assessments/dyslexia-assessment-purchase

*Offer valid until March 31st.

13/02/2026

📢New services launch: Dyscalculia assessments COMING MONDAY 16TH FEBRUARY📢

For some children, ongoing struggles with numbers aren’t about effort or attention - they can be signs of dyscalculia, a specific learning difficulty that often goes unnoticed until school pressure increases.

If maths-related difficulties are starting to affect confidence, progress, or school conversations, gaining clarity can help everyone respond more constructively.

🎉To mark the launch of our dyscalculia assessment service on 16th February, we’re offering £50 off any assessment across our SpLD services until 31st March - for families who are already feeling the need to act.*

Use the code: EVOLVEDYS50
Assessments are available: online & in Exeter!

When things feel like they’re escalating, clear understanding can make the next steps easier, and help schools put the right support in place.

🔗 Click here to get started: https://evolvepsychology.com/services/dyslexia-dyscalculia-assessments/dyscalculia

*Offer valid until March 31st.

We will be launching our assessments for dyscalculia soon! At Evolve our expert clinicians provide high quality assessments to adults and children. Find out more about an assessment for dyscalculia